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morphic resonance

morphic resonance noun: a supposed metaphysical process of selection for traits and behaviors expressed by similar beings in the past, through a morphic field.

Noun

morphic resonance (countable and uncountable, plural morphic resonances)

  1. A supposed metaphysical process of selection for traits and behaviors expressed by similar beings in the past, through a morphic field.
  2. (slang) The retention of recognizable physical traits between forms of a transformed character.

Forms of morphic resonance

pluralmorphic resonances

Questions about morphic resonance

What does morphic resonance mean?
Morphic resonance means a supposed metaphysical process of selection for traits and behaviors expressed by similar beings in the past, through a morphic field.
What part of speech is morphic resonance?
Morphic resonance is a noun.
What is the plural of morphic resonance?
The plural of morphic resonance is morphic resonances.

Words near morphic resonance in the dictionary

  1. morphewed
  2. morphews
  3. morphia
  4. morphias
  5. morphic
  6. morphic resonance
  7. morphic unit
  8. morphic units
  9. morphically
  10. morphiceptin
  11. morphide

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